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lohen a Public officer has

complaint to make

against.

any

a Brother

Officer or any suggestion to offer for improving any Department with which in contact, it is his duty.

he is brought

at once to bring the matter to the notice

of the Government in a-

special-

communication upon which after

due

an order

may.

reference by the Governor.

be made.

But if such complaints or suggestions

emfit for publication, as it would be unfair to publish the complaints - without the answers while to publish both women be unseemly.

Your report

has been referred

whose proceedings

now under acknowledgment

to the several officers

and conduct appear

by it to be called in question. The

replies will be communicated to

you

in separate Letters with such observations

His Excellency

and instinctions as

are reserved.

for

an annual Report it

may

well

evils have been allowed.

follows

that when the complaints are

founded

to remain for

an unnecessary length

of time unre-dressed and the report is

under ar

any

circumstances rendered

consider them beall

I have to.

for.

(signed) W. H-Alexander,

Acting Colonial Secretary